Taste: The Stories We Tell Ourselves About What We Like

Taste feels personal, almost instinctive. But food, clothes, homes, and even the sarees that break our own rules often carry older stories of availability, repetition, culture, aspiration, and the small choices that slowly become a self.

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Ankita Bhatia Dhawan

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I write about the quiet ways we change over time. Most of my pieces begin with something small from everyday life. A passing moment, a conversation, an irritation that refuses to leave the mind. From there the writing slowly opens up into larger reflections on identity, motherhood, culture, work, memory and ageing. I write about who we become while we are busy being everything else.

Taste: The Stories We Tell Ourselves About What We Like

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